Scent

... insects that might be poisonous. As for salmon, I know they navigate by smell, returning to the stream of their birth by its unique scent. This could even be hormonal. Perhaps their reproductive hormones make them want to find that smell, sort of like how human women appreciate the ...

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... thing I could think of that pubes would resist friction from is pants, and clothing hasn't been around that long. I would say it functions as a scent collector which makes it a lot easier for the opposite sex to locate each other and it also can be used to indicate that the individual is ready ...

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... have lead to the overpopulation of other animal species. Language: Gray wolves communicate to each other through howling, body language and scent. Howling is used to assemble the pack, talk to other packs, assert territorial claims or as a source of pleasure. On a calm night, howls can be ...

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... animal-pollination, wind-pollinating plants more then makes up for itself in sheer volume of pollen they produce. They save on having to produce scent or nectar, and there pollen is much lighter, smoother and smaller so they can produce more of it. The animal pollinators have co-evolved with ...

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... pollinators), and/or dioecious (which often rely on generalist pollinators, rather than bees or hummingbirds), and/or attract pollinators by scent, etc. If you'd like to see for yourself, try typing "green flowers", "brown flowers" or "wind pollinated flowers" ...

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